Re: kmail migration akonadi database Mysql to Sqlite3 (complete mail)

[Martin Steigerwald <martin@lichtvoll.de>]

Hi Philippe.

MERLIN Philippe - 10.03.25, 10:51:05 Mitteleuropäische Normalzeit:
> Your instructions for migrating from mysql to sqlite3 are very clear, I
> followed them to the letter and the migration went well, everything
> works well, small problems quickly resolved, however, when I write a
> message I get a warning saying that the folder for sent messages is not
> defined, I don't know how to correct the kmail configuration so that it
> no longer appears, apart from that everything works, receiving and
> sending messages. I tried to do manually what a migration of the mysql
> database to sqlite3, I quickly gave up because the schemas of the two
> databases are quite different.

I am glad it worked well for you.

Folder for sent mail can be set per Identify. Look in "Advanced" tab.

Already sent mails are likely stored in a standard folder for sent mails.

Best,
-- 
Martin